New identities populares / New latin-american forms of hegemony

Authors

  • Carlos Ciappina Facultad de Periodismo y Comunicación Social
  • María Teresa Bonet

Keywords:

indianismo, emancipation, Latin America, populism

Abstract

The present article analyzes from a historical and political look two Latin-American experiences of populism: from Álvaro García Linera’s perspectives, and his review of the indigenismo like ideology emancipatoria in Bolivia, and of Ernesto Laclau, who analyzes the kirchnerismo as expression of new popular identities in the Argentina. Hereby, it is sought to contribute to the vision of the intellectual ones on these movements that they present new in his ways of being constituted so much like in his relation by the democracy. Specially, are recognized ideas and own identities of the region, especially in contraposition with the Anglo-Saxon positions.

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Published

2014-12-19

How to Cite

Ciappina, C., & Bonet, M. T. (2014). New identities populares / New latin-american forms of hegemony. Oficios Terrestres, 1(31), 89–97. Retrieved from https://perio.unlp.edu.ar/ojs/index.php/oficiosterrestres/article/view/2435

Issue

No. 31 (2014): Modos de pensar latinoamericanos

Section

Informe Especial

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